Symptoms of Pseudomyopia Healing after Anal Fistula Surgery

Symptoms of false healing after anal fistula surgery mainly include the following aspects: 1. Local abscess: After anal fistula surgery, false healing of the external opening may prevent secretions from draining properly, leading to the formation of a local abscess. 2. Fever and malaise: Due to inflammatory reactions, patients may experience symptoms such as fever and fatigue. 3. Pain: Inflammatory responses and nerve irritation caused by incomplete wound healing may result in persistent pain. 4. Discharge: A local abscess may lead to fluid leakage, which could indicate infection or improper wound closure. 5. Recurrent fistula: False healing may cause the fistula to recur, requiring close monitoring and timely intervention. False healing after anal fistula surgery involves multiple aspects and requires joint attention from both patients and physicians for prompt management. If any of the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.